Unsurprisingly news of the #IranProtests dominated newspaper headlines this morning. Here are a few from across the political spectrum. I'll translate headlines in the thread below. 
Reformist paper Aftab-e Yazd: "Academic Discusses Why Iran’s Economy Ended Up Here" and "Interior Minister Urges People Not to Attend Illegal Gatherings" #IranProtests 
Jomhouri Eslami - hardliner paper, whose managing editor was once Ayatollah Khameini:
"MFA: Iranian People Believe US Support for Protests Shows Their Hypocrisy" #IranProtests
"MFA: Iranian People Believe US Support for Protests Shows Their Hypocrisy" #IranProtests
Reformist paper Bahar:
"Reformist MP on Recent Protests: We Should Be Accountable to People" #IranProtests
"Reformist MP on Recent Protests: We Should Be Accountable to People" #IranProtests
Kayhan, considered the most conservative newspaper / closest to the Supreme Leader:
"Kayhan Chief: Seditionists inside Gov’t Trying to Make People Dissatisfied" #IranProtests
"Kayhan Chief: Seditionists inside Gov’t Trying to Make People Dissatisfied" #IranProtests
Hambastegi - the official mouthpiece for the reformist party, Islamic Iran Solidarity Party:
"No Faction Should Feel Pleased with People’s Frustration" #IranProtests
"No Faction Should Feel Pleased with People’s Frustration" #IranProtests
Resalat newspaper, which is thought to be conservative and pro-Khameini:
"Ayatollah Araki: Enemy Once Again Tries to Create Sedition" #IranProtests
"Ayatollah Araki: Enemy Once Again Tries to Create Sedition" #IranProtests
Last but not least, the Iran newspaper. This is taken over by the president in power at the time so it likely reflects Rouhani admin's POV:
"What Should We Do on Recent Gatherings? National Vigilance Required" #IranProtests
"What Should We Do on Recent Gatherings? National Vigilance Required" #IranProtests
